Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... never , however , in defiance of our reason but with the approval of our reason . That Shakespeare's plays create delusion with the assistance of reason is proved by the success they have so long enjoyed . Sublimity of sentiments ...
... never , however , in defiance of our reason but with the approval of our reason . That Shakespeare's plays create delusion with the assistance of reason is proved by the success they have so long enjoyed . Sublimity of sentiments ...
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... never his Defign , or never enter'd into his Brain . Of all our Countrymen , Mr. Ad- difon is the best in Criticism , the most exempt from the Faults I mention ; for his Papers upon Mil- ton's Paradife Loft , I look upon as the true ...
... never his Defign , or never enter'd into his Brain . Of all our Countrymen , Mr. Ad- difon is the best in Criticism , the most exempt from the Faults I mention ; for his Papers upon Mil- ton's Paradife Loft , I look upon as the true ...
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... never arrived at its true Beauty , never came to its Perfection in Eng- land , until long fince Shakespeare's Time . THE King's rifing with fuch Precipitation , and quitting the Play upon fecing the Refem- blance of his own foul Crime ...
... never arrived at its true Beauty , never came to its Perfection in Eng- land , until long fince Shakespeare's Time . THE King's rifing with fuch Precipitation , and quitting the Play upon fecing the Refem- blance of his own foul Crime ...
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